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“Once I scale enough, I’ll feel calm.” That’s what I believed for years. But with every milestone, the noise didn’t quiet down... It got sharper. Heavier. Closer. Eventually, I learned: Peace doesn’t wait for you at the finish line. It walks with you, if you’re willing to slow down and let it catch up. Here’s how I learned that: 📍 May 2013 I was in a marketing job at a textile firm. Decent pay. Predictable schedule. On paper, I was doing fine. But inside, a quiet voice kept asking: “Is this all there is?” 📍 June 2016 I dove deep into behaviour science. Got trained under T. Harv Eker, Bodhih and others. One truth stood out: Change doesn’t come from motivation. It comes when you sit with yourself, long enough to face what’s real. 📍 Aug 2018 Created & facilitated lot of workshops on meditation & productivity.  We didn’t have fancy tools, just the intent to create spaces that felt safe. And that’s when coaching… quietly found me. 📍 Dec 2020 Got my ICF certification. Didn’t feel like a milestone. It felt like… I was finally in alignment. 📍 2021 ZoneIN private Ltd. was born No team. No website. No funnel. Just one-on-one work, with people ready to stop performing and start processing. 📍 July 2022 By now, 400+ hours in. The pattern was clear: People don’t need advice. They need a space to hear themselves. 📍 Today – June 2025 800+ coaching hours. Hundreds of conversations. Zero ads. Zero noise. Just referrals. Real work. Real results. What changed? I no longer chase more. I create alignment. I no longer want to grow louder. I want to grow deeper. So if your journey feels quiet, If you’re building without the applause, Don’t rush. You’re not falling behind. You’re just growing roots. Because mindset - that’s where the roots begin. P.S. What’s one internal shift that changed how you lead or live? #MindsetMatters #BuildFromWithin #SlowGrowthStrongRoots #ConsciousLeadership ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sunil Soni ICF-Certified Flow-State Coach | 800+ Coaching Hours Helping Founders & Leaders find clarity without burnout.

I almost encountered death the first time I rode India's favourite bike, The Royal Enfield. What made it worse? I had my sister as the pillion passenger and I felt even more responsible for the mishap. Super excited as a child would be on a holiday, I ran down the fresh wooden staircase of my hotel in Ladakh to look at the row of Royal Enfields that had been brought in. 100 kms of riding on a bright sunny day and I was looking forward to it. To be honest, I am a decent rider and I picked up the gear system of the Enfield 350 super-quickly. We stopped at some scenic spots as a group and got some amazing pictures (like the one you see today). At about half-way through the day, my sister decided to hop on as a pillion rider. It was undoubtedly the most scenic ride of my life, until... At one of the turnings nearing a valley, I was riding too fast to cover the turn within the road. In less than a few seconds, I was off the tar road, into the kuccha rocky road next to the railings that save you from falling into the valley far below. My heart was in my mouth. I felt even more scared feeling my sister's grip on my shoulder tighten like never before. Somehow, in that fortuitous moment, I decided not to hit the brakes. You know why? Instincts took over and I knew if I applied breaks on a wet kuccha road, I would lose 100% control of the bike and it will fall down at speeds of over 80km/hr perhaps meeting my creator (and yours)! It was at that moment, that the mind numbed but I let go of the accelerator and gave a huge sigh. I actually relaxed. The bike steadily slowed down - much faster than I anticipated as I got back on to the road. I was struck with mortal fear. I almost concluded that I would not ever ride again. Luckily for me, I visited an army museum camp near the China border that day and met a few officers. They shared a few stories of their friends who had martyred in extreme conditions - stories were heroic, gruesome and inspiring. I said, if they can do it (and gratefully they do it EVERYDAY), I should be able to face my fears. I somehow decided to get on my bike, face my fears head on and rode back home feeling like a new person & wiser. A thrilling story but what did I learn from this experience? That those few seconds of calm I experienced when I needed it the most, was not accidental. It came from daily practice of meditation. It was trained. To as recent as that morning before I took the bike. Meditation prepares you for such situations and in the business world, in the world of cutthroat corporate, WE ALL NEED IT. Just a few minutes to train the mind will get everything else about your life right. Trust me, (gratefully) I come from 14 years of daily meditation practice. I conduct meditation workshops for corporates and MSMEs, DM me to know how I can help you and your team.

The cheapest and highest ROI tool for leaders? Revealing my secret below It’s this simple habit I’ve seen transform 200+ high-performing entrepreneurs: Empty your mind… before your mind empties you. If you’re a founder, CXO, or team leader, you’re probably carrying more than you show. ▪️ Family expectations ▪️ Team tensions ▪️ Client demands ▪️ Financial pressure ▪️ And zero time to just think No wonder your mind feels foggy, anxious, or stuck. Here’s the 2-step mindset reset I give every founder I coach: Step 1: Grab a pen and paper. Write down everything swirling in your mind. Messy. Raw. Real. Keep going until you’ve emptied it all out. Step 2: Put the pen down. Close your eyes. Sit in that empty space - Even if it’s just for a minute. That’s it. No hacks. No fancy rituals. Just a quiet mind… finally catching its breath. ✅ Stress drops ✅ Decisions sharpen ✅ You get your edge back Try it once. You might be surprised what clarity feels like again. P.S. What’s one thought your mind keeps circling back to lately? Drop it in the comments, let’s lighten the load together.